Max B Announces New EP With "Goodman"

Max B readies the release of a brand new project with his latest single.

BYAron A.May 26, 20203.5K Views

Max B might. belocked up bu that hasn't prevented him from keeping the wave going in his absence. With fans eagerly awaiting for his release, he's been especially active on the music front over the past few months. Collaborations with members of Dipset as well as French Montana have hit the interwebs, as well as other solo music but next week, Max B is getting ready to declare the summer his. Charly, a new EP from Max B, will be dropping on June 5th but ahead of its release, he came through with his latest single, "Goodman." The rapper brings his signature melodic-rap stylings to the table with recent references to the Raptors and Kawhi's Championship in 2019.

Check out the new song below as well as the tracklist.

Goodman
Porno Music 2
Promises
They Don’t Know
Didn’t Mean To Kill A Man

Quotable Lyrics
The Rolls is spacious
Got my own Oasis
Clooney behind the scenes
Rich n***as don't show their faces
Negro Spiritual, we wrappin' up
These devils is white as cotton
Jesus is Black as f*ck

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